Franz Liszt (1811–1886) was a Hungarian composer and virtuoso pianist, central figure of the Romantic era, known for piano works, transcriptions and innovations in piano technique.

Born 22 October 1811; died 31 July 1886. Hungarian composer, virtuoso pianist, conductor and teacher; prominent figure of the 19th-century Romantic movement.

DeBaser reviews celebrate Liszt's virtuosity, poetic imagination and emotional impact. Reviewers highlight landmark pieces (Hungarian Rhapsodies, Transcendental Études, Liebestraum) and recommend specific recordings. The overall reception in these reviews is strongly positive and enthusiastic.

For:classical music listeners, pianists, music students, Liszt enthusiasts

 Liszt is good for the heart, it washes away all that accumulated music that you don't need, all that filth and banality that only the music of our century can load onto your shoulders.

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 The invitation to listen to these two pieces is worthwhile to get to know Liszt. And to fall in love with him.

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 «Music does not limit its wonderful manifestations to works for the masses: it meets the most diverse needs of our soul and fills them with all the impressions it is capable of. It won't let any of our moods escape.»

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